AUTOMATED PNEUMONIA DETECTION USING MACHINE LEARNING ON CHEST X-RAY IMAGES: ENHANCING DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY AND PATIENT CARE

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  • Jakka Lingeshwar,Sowbhagya Juttu,Naveen Athapu Author

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https://doi.org/10.48047/

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Every year, pneumonia affects 7% of the world's population and poses a deadly danger to 4 million individuals. Pneumonia is a respiratory illness brought on by viruses and bacteria inflaming air sacs. Prompt diagnosis is essential, and common signs include cough, shortness of breath, and chest discomfort. However, limited clinical findings and low test sensitivity make it difficult to diagnose pneumonia in youngsters. Chest X-rays are becoming a valuable diagnostic tool, but the traditional method, which involves radiologists manually examining the images, is laborious, subjective, and has variable accuracy.

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2022-11-05

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Jakka Lingeshwar,Sowbhagya Juttu,Naveen Athapu. (2022). AUTOMATED PNEUMONIA DETECTION USING MACHINE LEARNING ON CHEST X-RAY IMAGES: ENHANCING DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY AND PATIENT CARE. History of Medicine, 8(2), 692-707. https://doi.org/10.48047/